Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-28
A wrangIe ensued, and walrath Withdrew bis

carry. There are a large number of amend
ments to be offered to the debris-uam bill, and
they could not be considered in one evening
By taking up these bills and dispos'ng of them
they can be sent to the Assembly and many OF
them enacted into laws. But few days more
remain, and If some of the important bills on
the file not disposed of at once they will die
natural deaths.
Caminetti consumed his five minutes in bit
ter denunciation of the action OF those who OPP
posed proceeding with the debris bill.
The debate on the several points at issue con-
tinued until O'Clock, when the roll was called
on Motilts amendment to Clunies motion.
Lost.
Clunie motion was then voted ON aud lost
ayes 10, noes II Ia three-iifths vote being re-
quired.
The Senate then proceeded with the consid-
Grafton of the debris dam bill
Chandler offered an amendment providing
that no dam corporation shall be allowed TO sell
out to any irresponsible or impecunious parties
for the sake OF shirking their responsibility in
the matter.
Clunie demanded that some such safeguard
be incorporated in the i'll. The measure, he
said, was ore of the mo iniquitous ever sought
to be imposed upon a free people. Those whose
rights it imperiled demand that somebody must
be responsible for any destruction that may fol
low the construction OF such dams
Jones said that the argument came with poor
grace from the anti-debris side, since the Sem
ator from Sacramento had already declared he
was against the bill in any form.
Dray replied that while he had been in favor
of admitting but one amendment-to strike out
amendnanf &c tbot o5I,"S ~ ,lp guy s. r. a..
Sn.ter The valley ,nonla do,ea,ia M ~,
lection.
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f ~ Iii Iel 81, g ~ 10 : - .liS Iei,ItS I
OF tne Dill e explain 1 what there was 81 IN the
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my ~. NJ I ~ ~ il"I up m - ts 4.liiI
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oi these pIoposeG uains shonid preaS N a noun
tam Ganyon on tle u9a M rlveT Ie cry OF Ma
lHssIlle wouiu pe fuiheu anu huhuieus oi lifes
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III, me Eoit Mas Ga,leel on .haiidier samendmeh'
WIN tiie IolloHIns result ,9
cAEEI AEEesIboggs,uh uhaiiuier SIahdail, DIXON; pray
3esloru, Goicner, iaIgI0iu, Meailey, flnder,
W., n,e, hotl' sargent 'Pcliac!, o'.eie' eulhVah'
NiIsoh-l':
Noes 80, 49, Abbott Bowers, BriceIand, Byrnes'
G'ini, ,netti, NohhiIH' Cillinins, IaH may SHes,
iiliiShaW; Jones, Lenanan, McIaithy, MGDon-
aiu, Aenitt, NuIph!, NalrhtIi. nhits' 1ell-lS'
iSluiile anu sIoohiah were palred
o!tiie Gu " py proVluihS
tlat an anu GiIeStor5 eIJosihR the
PROVISIONS oi tnis Act suall DC pona hde resi-
oeIlss T, anu eiectoas o. ~ els s.ate.
ne quession ol the colis.ltutIoi:i,y OF the
PIoVislCn oelng iaisei, Siuiiie teplleu tnat lhe
state mas Iii'iie cont'oi oi ~ corPoiittlons
Iollleu u.iuer us iitMs. ne ouyect was 70 pre-
Neln Io.Glsn eaptsiilSsS nom owhiuS anu con
ironing tilese mines ne aPpeaied 10 the eeni-
,ots ,ots Ifon oah rfaIclsco' VINO c!alm 70 represent
iaooring men, 70 slahd up IN the interest OF
ttelr con ttueIltS anu V0te 70 prevent foreign
resiitilIs lIo M thelr nlles MI Miih dummy
anu ~ S Gli Is ;l
onsi@usnt uIoi, tiie Vltal interests on tnls aye.
II Is oIp2S,ed by Peop. S who are begging q l'
10 uuI,e 10 sel TO, ana sstf t1eii IRON
,e oS nom 'ile !urailc
The roll was called ON the amendment with
the following result:
Ayes = Boggs, Chandler Crandall, Hixon,
Dray, GestoId, Goucher, LangfOrd, Lenahan,
Meaney, Pinder, Rose, Roth. spellacy, steele,
sullivan, wilson, leil-lS.
Noes Abbott, Bowers. Rriceland, Byrnes,
Caminetti, Crimmins. Hall. HAYNES, Hinshaw,
Jones, Mccarthy Mcdonald Moiiitt, Murphy,
Sargent, Walrath, Nhite-I.
Bowers called for the previous question, and
the chair Senator White ruled that under the